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Colorado senators seek federal train horn limits

Posted 3:02 PM 6/18/2013 by Juice Godfrey

LONGMONT, Colo. (AP) - U.S. Sens. Michael Bennet and Mark Udall are asking a Senate panel to reconsider Federal Railroad Administration safety regulations requiring trains to sound their horns when approaching and passing through crossings.The lawmakers say municipal leaders from Fort (More)

Aspen Skiing Co. cleared in patroller's death

Colo. gun accessories maker asking $2.5M from Wyo.

Army faces roadblocks on Pinon Canyon expansion

Xcel bills rising with price of natural gas

Yesterday

Man dies after trying to remove stumps in Aurora

Posted 5:33 PM 6/17/2013 by Alyse Rzemek

AURORA, Colo. (AP) - Police say one man has died after an accident while trying to remove tree stumps in Aurora, and another is injured. Police say a man was using a tow strap connected to a vehicle to pull stumps from the front of a house Monday when the strap disconnected from the (More)

Aspen tries keeping higher flows in Roaring Fork

Construction permits soaring in Aspen

Judge says 3,500 could be summoned for Holmes jury

Southwestern Colo. fires prompt health warning

6/15/2013

Colorado parole division director Hand dismissed

Posted 1:05 AM 6/15/2013 by Juice Godfrey

DENVER (AP) - The Colorado Department of Corrections has dismissed the director of its parole division, weeks after saying he was taking a leave of absence. Staff members were told Thursday of Tim Hand's firing, effective June 30. The department didn't release reasons, and Hand didn't (More)

Hikers asked to help search for missing boy

Corn festival canceled over budget problems

Governor names new Colorado prison director

1 in custody after problem aboard Denver flight

6/13/2013

More Coloradans moving into high fire danger zones

Posted 11:24 PM 6/12/2013 by Connie Murphy

DENVER - Census data shows the number of Coloradans living in fire prone areas is exploding, putting more homes and more people in danger.

The state Forest Service and CSU did extensive research on fire danger and created a series of "red zones" that go up and down the Front Range and (More)

6/12/2013

Update on the Royal Gorge Fire

Posted 9:02 PM 6/12/2013 by Monica Gouty

The Bureau of Land Management has updated the status of the Royal Gorge Fire as of 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The fire has burned an estimated 3,100 acres and remains at 20% containment. 20 structures have been lost, but the Royal Gorge Bridge remains intact.

The fire remains active in the (More)